Energy certificate & energy consulting

The energy performance certificate is based on the building fabric and system technology, particularly for heating and hot water. Based on the energy status of the building, it calculates the amount of energy required for heating, ventilation, air conditioning and hot water preparation for average utilisation.

The energy performance certificate is based on the building fabric and system technology, particularly for heating and hot water. Based on the energy status of the building, it calculates the amount of energy required for heating, ventilation, air conditioning and hot water preparation for average utilisation.

The right contact person or the responsible body for all matters relating to energy performance certificates is the Hesse Consumer Centre.energy performance certificate - Hesse Consumer Centre. The Hesse Consumer Centre can also provide information on the difference or criteria for selecting between a demand and consumption certificate.

The qualification requirements for issuers of energy performance certificates are regulated in the Building Energy Act. Anyone who "has" the qualification may issue energy performance certificates for new buildings and for certain modernisation measures as well as for the purpose of selling or renting. There is no authorisation procedure in order to keep the administrative burden as low as possible.

According to the Building Energy Act, those issuing energy certificates must have completed "construction-related" training as an initial qualification. Authorised are e.g.

• Architects
• Engineers
• Qualified craftsmen
• Technician

In most cases, this initial qualification must be supplemented by the fulfilment of a further requirement, such as successful further training in the field of energy-saving construction. The details are regulated in § 88 GEG.

Exhibitors for an energy performance certificate can be found here:

https://effizienzhaus.zukunft-haus.info/aussteller/suche-experten/